Prosecution cites insufficient evidence in Woods reckless driving plea deal
Prosecutors cited insufficient impairment evidence in securing Woods' reckless driving plea deal.
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Tiger Woods DUI Guilty Plea
Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving related to a March 2026 Florida car accident. He received a $1,000 fine, five-year driving license suspension, and entered a treatment program in April 2026. Woods has not competed professionally since July 2024.
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